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<title>multiple-accounts-same-key</title>

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* I'm excited to announce another feature!
* Now users can create as many accounts as they want with the same keypair. There's a special user `new` that when used to ssh into our CMS will send you to the account creation screen.
> ssh new@lists.sh
* If you decide to create mutiple accounts with the same keypair, the only caveat is you'll need to always provide the username of the account you want to use for `ssh` and `scp`.
* Honestly, I'm feeling like at this point we are pretty much feature complete. I imagine I'm going to spend more time using the product than making code changes to it.

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<title>gemini</title>

<id>/news/gemini</id>

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* I'm excited to announce we have launch gemini support!
=> gemini://lists.sh gemini://lists.sh
* It was always our goal to launch the product with gemini support. Gemini is a new kind of protocol that emphasizes reading and writing documents. It's the perfect blend of readability and ease-of-use.
* If you haven't downloaded a gemini client, I highly recommend it.
=> https://github.com/kr1sp1n/awesome-gemini awesome-gemini

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<title>Announcing subdomains for lists.sh</title>

<id>/news/subdomains</id>

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* Greetings! I'm excited to announce that we have shipped subdomains for blogs.

## before
=> https://lists.sh/erock https://lists.sh/erock
=> https://lists.sh/erock/blog-platforms https://lists.sh/erock/blog-platforms

## after
=> https://erock.lists.sh https://erock.lists.sh
=> https://erock.lists.sh/blog-platforms https://erock.lists.sh/blog-platforms

## notes
* We still support the old urls so don't worry about continuing to share them. The goal of adding subdomains is so users feel like they have their own space to write lists.
* I hope this makes everyone feel even more empowered to write lists on this platform and there are many more features on the roadmap coming up.
* Thanks for using lists.sh!

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<summary type="text/plain">Blogs now have their own subdomain they can use</summary>

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<title>Plain text spec examples</title>

<id>/news/spec-example</id>

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* Hello world!
* I wonder where I'll float next?
=> https://erock.io https://erock.io
=> https://erock.io my website
> this is a block quote. I wonder how well it will work inside a list?

## Header
* another item
* Back to basics

### Subheader
* Doing great
=> https://i.imgur.com/iXMNUN5.jpg archlinux
* feeling great
```

#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -x

echo "Here is a bash script"
```

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<summary type="text/plain">Here are some examples of the plain text list format</summary>

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<title>A new github action and key management</title>

<id>/news/manage-keys-and-gh-action</id>

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* I'm excited to announce a couple of new features to lists.sh.

## Manage your keys from the CMS
* Now users can add multiple keys for a single account. Manage your keys by logging into our CMS: `ssh <username>@lists.sh`. Then select "Manage keys."

### Features
* You can add new keys to your account
* You can delete keys from your account
* If you delete all of your keys it will delete your account along with all its posts

## New github action to publish posts
* Now you can publish changes to your blog via a github action. I strongly recommend that you create a separate keypair specifically for your github action since github can read the private key.
=> https://github.com/marketplace/actions/lists-publish-action github action marketplace
=> https://github.com/neurosnap/lists-official-blog/blob/main/.github/workflows/publish.yml example workflow

## Closing thoughts
* I've been having a blast hacking on this project and I'm delighted by all the lists being created here. I have a couple more features on the roadmap that I want to add shortly.
* Once those are finished I plan on focusing on community building.

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<summary type="text/plain">Two new quality of life features to lists.sh</summary>

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<title>announcing-lists-official-blog</title>

<id>/news/announcing-lists-official-blog</id>

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* Greetings! I wanted to announce the official blog for lists.sh. I'll be posting updates to this blog in an attempt to keep everyone up-to-date on the recent features and development to this blogging platform.
* Stay tuned for more updates and thanks for using the platform.

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<summary type="text/plain">official blog announcement</summary>

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<title>_readme</title>

<id>/news/_readme</id>

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* This is the official blog for the lists.sh platform.
* Subscribe to the RSS for updates about lists.sh.

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<title>_header</title>

<id>/news/_header</id>

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=> https://github.com/neurosnap/lists-official-blog repo

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<summary type="text/plain">the official blog of lists.sh</summary>

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